Workout | Standing Low To High Cable Fly |
Primary Muscle Group | Chest |
Secondary Muscle Group | Shoulders, Triceps |
Equipment Required | Cable |
Force Type | Push |
Mechanics | Isolation |
Exercise Type | Strength |
Difficulty | Intermediate |
Muscle Groups
- Primary Muscle GroupStanding Low To High Cable Fly - Step-by-Step Guide
Standing Low To High Cable Fly OverviewA type of chest fly, the cable fly is an exercise designed to strengthen the compressive muscles of the body, including the chest, triceps, and shoulders. Cable flies standing low to high can be difficult to overload as they require a high level of core stability. As such, it’s probably best used as an additional exercise for those looking to increase chest size. This move can be incorporated into chest workouts, push workouts, upper body workouts, or full body workouts.
For those who experience joint discomfort when bench pressing, chest cable exercises are an excellent alternative to Limit stress. Cable lower chest exercises are more evenly spaced and load the chest muscles evenly throughout the range of motion.
Due to the cable setup, the muscles are almost uninterrupted in tension, giving you an awesome pump. All of these help optimize muscle growth. By changing the posture and pulling direction, you can train each part of the pectoral muscles.